VIDEO: APRIL 2021 RULER LINE-UP

Time to show what new machine quilting rulers have been added for 2021 and what updates/changes have been made to previous versions. These are all my designs under the Quarter Squared Quilt Co. label.

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6 thoughts on “VIDEO: APRIL 2021 RULER LINE-UP

  1. Edda Katz says:

    Hi, I own a longarm and I am Looping for good rulers. Will you ship to Europe? I also love the Baptist Fan pattern

    • michael says:

      Hello Edda,
      Yes, my site should be set up to ship to Europe – depending on where in Europe, but it should go through. Give it a try. If there are any problems with checkout,. let me know and I will see if I can fix.
      Thank You!
      Michael

    • michael says:

      Hi Betsy!
      It depends on what you are quilting. If your quilt is based on blocks. If you take a look at the ruler’s markings, you will see how many in marks are on them. Let’s take the CurveIt 12 for example. It has 8 inches marked within the design – this ruler would be perfect for a 8″ block or smaller. The smaller the block is, the more shallow the 12 would be. The CurveIt 14 has 10 full inches marked within it, it would be perfect for a 10″ block or smaller. Your question prompts me to make a chart – so I will get on that.
      Hope this helps!
      Happy Quilting!
      Michael

  2. Linda Sacerich says:

    I just purchased a Juki mid arm and your Baptist fan rulers. Do I have to roll up my quilt once on the frame so I can start on the bottom . Also what thread do you use. Thank you

    • michael says:

      Hi Linda,
      You do need to decide if you are going to quilt from bottom to top or top to bottom. Most people find quilting from bottom to top is the best for being able to see the guide lines and for best hand positioning. You may have seen my videos that describe basting the entire quilt first – which makes it very stable.
      Hope this helps. Happy Quilting!
      Michael

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